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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

Msoomb Chauey ct al. VI. Rebecca Murpby
g. ssssi; HishlsNnd County Court Of Com%ohn
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE mp
Court Of Common Pleas within and Tor ths shs
county Of Highland and State Of Ohio msde
ct the April term thereof A. D. 1851, and
the Town % of 'aH me oo0rs House. in
Saturday. September 10th, A. d. 1887.
A. q 2 o'clock P: m: Of said day, the following
turnpike road in the south line Of the c,sS tcWS
0t a New ~ Market; 8 y; thence with the said south
,ss pois: issnS' e ~isa .son. n;
thence y: So w. II poles to . stone; thence
Sois: % polss 70 ,Sss".; ,sSsSns; shspcs g.
roea thence with the north line Of ssid ros road
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dining 81 : hickory and dosweod northeast
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sssnSs ~;ss scnth ns " 70 Hc,s: ts:nse
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'7oo W. 50 poles TO corner st sprins strcst
called TOR ia the descyiption OF the l@x .acre
traet thence with Spring street N. lfS 3. 60
No. thsnce g. poiSs SSsIer e Se 81 1oS. OoIsSs
east corner Of said lot and corner Of out,iot
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

Since Thomas B. Mccormick and
Thomas E. Powell can ride on the same
railroad pass, and are so closely associat-
ed in public print, it has become a mat
ter of some question with rural Demo-
Gratis, which is the private citizen and
which the Gubernatoral candidate. Let
the mossbacks take notice which name
Il placed at the head of the ticket this
fall. Mccormick didn't get the nomina.
ton, but it might make very little differ
ence.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11
NEW BOSTON.
Aurust Qth. 1897

Several are on the sick list.
Miss Susie Bumsarner took In the scenes ct
Dayton Saturday.
Miss Nettie Taylor and her little brother, Of
London, are Waiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Burnett and brother. Of Fairfax,
place.
Monroe Freeze started Tuesday for an n.
tended visit among friends in Winchester and
Ripley.
Frank Vinegar and sister Anna, Of near
Greendeld, weie guests Of W. j. Gray and
family Monday and Tuesday.
Ar. Grant Duke and wife returned 10 thsir
homo near R.ttlssnske Greek Sunday after
several days visit with his mother.
Mrs: sussn Purkhiser. Mrs. W. Y. Patton
and nrs. Barbara Lueas spent Saturday and
sunday st Lovelsnd Camp-meeting.
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ssw kl1Gyxayox.

Nu8ust VtSt bv9Ti
Nr; Hiatt. ot colsmbua sas vssitsss Assss:
lexington was prstsy wall represented .. the
Fsir last week.
Charles Clarke. OF Grsanville. was visiting
mis- parents here last week.
Miss Ada Miller, Of nerryville, Is the guest
Of Miss Allie Clarke this week.
Fifty-four excursion tickets for Dayton we're
sold at this station last Saturday.
Fred Kelley was Before the Board Of School
Examiners last Saturday at Waverly.
Misses Fannie and Lizzie Moore attended
Loveland camp meeting last Saturday.
Six probationers were resolved Into full msm-
bsrship ~ the N. e. Church last Sunday.
Mr.. Hugh Patton, Of Indiana, was The guest
Of Miss Cora Terrell Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jennie Luttrsli, Of Memphis, was calling
on Mrs. Hannah Harris last saturday evening.
Cy Saunders and wife, OF Samantha, were
the guests Of the Misses Saunders lest Wednes
day.
Mr.. Charles swadley and Miss Kate Calvert,
of Clear Creek attended services here Sunday
night.
Samuel Hixson and family, Of Leesburs,
were the guests Of r. g. fonar and family last
Sunday.
Mrs. Musgrove Daughters and family, Of
Sabina, are visiting Mrs. Daughters and family
last week.
Joe Morrow. of Fall Creek, was the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. James Marconet, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Ella and Anns Blackburn, Of New
Vienna. were visiting friends here last Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Fullerton and family, Of Green
field were the guests Of Mr.. James Moore and
family over Sunday.
Capt. d. NJ. Barrett and wife, Of Bsrrett's
Mi. ls, were visiting Professor Barrett and FAM
lily last Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Mamie Spear, daughter Of DR.. Spear,
formerly OF this place but now Of Maryiand,
was the guest Of Mrs. Ella Terrell over Sunday.
Word came here last week that Foster Geffs
was married to a lady in Cincinnati, and had
gone to Missouri on Q wedding trip. We did
not learn the lady's name.
Mrs. Hannah Cohn was called to Cincinnati
last week by the sickness Of her mother, Mrs.
Rice. Before she arrived Mrs. Rice died,
Charles and Sallie Cohn went down on Tues-
day evening to attend the funeral, which took
place on Wednesday morning.
The NJ. E. Church was crowded to its utmost
capacity last Sunday night. The program was
drst Q sketch Of the history Of the Lexington
NJ. L. Church from its organization fifty years
ago to the present time, BY Rev. Copger and
1t was very interesting. sketch of the noted
men OF the church for the past fifty years, BY
Charles Hixson. and . sketch of the noted
women Of the church during the same time, by
Miss Cora Terrell, were very interesting. SER
vices throughout the week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

Ed. Mews- Herald Please tell me in
this weeks issue of the NEws.HERALD
Why Highland county charges 1925 for
filing and recording a guardian or ad-
ministrator's account of ten vouchers,
while Hamilton county charges only 81
for one that contains twenty-five vouch-
ers. x~x
I'VE respectfully refer the above ques-
ton to the Probate Judge of Highland
county for an answer, as he doubtless
can give . satisfactory one. .]EED.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11
ALLENSBuRa.

AuEuuG otul IooV.
Miss Alice Teboe was home Sunday.
Quite number attended the Fair from this
place last Thursday.
Mrs. Belle Stoctwell, Of Lynchburg, was
visiting her parents Sundsy.
Miss Anna Lake, Of Vienna, was the guest of
Mr.. John Duncan last Sunday.
Mr.. Absalom Fouch, wife and daughter, Miss
Dora, were in Hillsboro Saturday on business.
Miss Lizzie Smith, Of Dunn's Chapel, was
visiting the Misses Smith Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Isaac Fawley received . suu.stroke FRI
day while stacking straw for Mr.. Eli Roush.
He 10 able to be about again.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

The rogues who came to have fun in
fair time, carried away no good report of
the liberties allowed them in Hillsboro.
They we're nsbbed almost as soon as
they alighted on the town plat. The
promptness shown by our officers re.
fleets credit upon them and will have a
wholesome effect on future villainous
visitors.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11
LYNCHBURG.

August 9th, 1887.
Wyatt Cashatt has his new house under
cover.
J. T. shafer and wife visited in New Vienna
Sunday.
T. P. Vance, Of Duford, attended court here
last week.
A new awning adorns the front Of tho Lynch
burg bank.
J. v. O'Brien and family spent Sunday with
friends in Dayton.
Wesley Roush lost valuable horse last week
from spinal meningitis.
John 7. Hire. Of Hillsboro, attended 10 legal
New stone steps have been placed In front Of
the Odd FellowS building.
James Brulport's Morgan horse came homs
from tho Fair with red card.
]. W. and Samuel Peels attended the funer.l
OF Mrs.. John Pssls last Monday.
4iss Anna Campbell Of Hillsboro. va thu
gust OF Nh. Ell Reush last week.
Ths township trustees sold out the buildins
OF four bridges and culverts Monday.
Rev. A. d. Maddox and wife have been witt
days.
. D. 8. Hammer, whose serious illness vss n.
ported list week, u able to be on the streets
again.
Mis- Bette Boylsnd returned to the city
Tuesday morning, after . weeks visit With
friends here.
sixty-thres tickets were sold here on satur-
day 70 persons going on the Dayton excursion,
and twenty-four TO Loveland.
A dramatic troupe from Martinsvills Il an.
nounced TO give an entertainment at the hall
here on next Saturday evening.
Persons having friends visiting them viii
confer favor on the Nsws-HIlALD reporter
by giving u the particulars Of their visitors.
Ed Chaney has received his new traction en-.
gine. he viii remove II TO the Kramer farm.
where he has large contract to saw lumber.
Thirty-Ave tickets were sold here Tuesdsy
morning 70 per.ons going 10 the reunion Of
soldisfs ct Blanohsstsr. Several went By pri.
vste co0yeysnoe.
George Bishir, . section hand on The rsil.
road, vas considsrably bruised up yestsrday,
The hand-car on which he was riding iumpsd
the track and throw him Oh.
Msssrs. Puekstt 4 Clam returned with their
horses from the Hillsboro Fair we'll pleased
with their guccess. We understand they ca.
ried Oh six premiums. Thsir Olydeedsle colts
wers winners IN every contest.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

H0oUAS Nh Se1H
Aiss knd 0sunie Assaaa u Saystts county,
wste hite lsst week,
W. @. Hudsor, Of Blanokester, took dimes
with ". 7. Shannon at this place last Friday.
Joseph West resumed work on the pike 10
Adams county to-day, with full force Of
hands.
John T. Cox, Of Washington q. H., passed
through here lsst Tuesday with one hundred
about two hundred pounds each also on
Thursday with one hundred and forty i've,
that weighed one hundred and Afty pounds
each,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

Great credit is due our police for the
watchful eye kept over the gang of
thugs and thiefs in our city last week.
Although there were between 80 and rs
men in attendance at our Fair who
would do anything from picking pocket
to "holding up" man, yet not single
depredation was committed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

Mr.. Thomas Fitzsimons has requested
us to announce that he will not be a
candidate for County Recorder at the
Republican Convention this fall.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11
Probate Ceurt.

Judah 2: Hsmmon sdjudgsd insane and
sent 70 Asylum at Athens.
3: J. Hstches, adn'r Of ths sstats Of George
=. honsh, alsd inventory end appsaissnsnt.
WIZ OF Isaac etmpson admitSed 70 pgobata.
Al y Glascock. guardian of the es1ete q
knnA =. and Jussin B. Pennss. Aled Third
O. 3. Edvssds, gusrdian Of tbs sstste Of
Any. Phihp and Peter Hsnsborough. Aisd
n;sss als2 s:s1s ss s.s 8 - - -: :ssss Z
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

Our great statesmen have fallen in
love with summer touring. Grover goes
to Kansas City and John l.. Sullivan is
doing Boston.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

:. !: ::s:Sz y;sa &. s:s :ss
Free Tarnpiks No. W. where the isnds Of
,tnis 6,nil!iS HsSseeso: = = ov:s@sn snd z: 9.
ion through the lapdp q {. p. Crufs, a the
corner Of The lands Of Lena Aelson ana Lsfe
!ohneon. and yhere eaid road intesseoIs tie
about seventy rods. q
Aug. lst, A. D. isn. -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

Sciete Valley Fair at Chillicothe.
The O., w. d B. R. R. will sell excur-
sion tickets to above fair ON August 9th
70 18th, inclusive, and good returning
August 18th.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

A whipping-po post is none too severe for
q wife.beater.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11

DE EP0Rr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III Citizens National hank ct Hillsbor.
ouYh, In the State of Ohio, at the cloee Of
business, August lst, 1887.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-11
SHERIFF's SALE.
Real Estate.

Macomb Chaney ct al. VI. Rebecca Murphy
tal. Highland County Court Of Com Ia on
Pleas. Case No. 45O7.
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EPoRT OF rHE CONDITION or rHp
III First National Bank st Hillsboroueh.
10 the State Of Ohio, at the close Of busi.
ness. August l, 1857.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-06-24
CONSPIRACY 70 DEFRA UD.

Is Is evident that new exposition OF
the meaning of the word conspiracy is re-
quired in these days OF greed. Its original
meaning OF combination for an evil purpose
is too vague to meet the exigences of these
times. Men still csnspire 10 do evil, thereby
to attain some selfish end. Burglars con-
spire 70 enter bank, drill through the iron
vaults, blow the doors from their hinges
and enrich themselves from the savings of
more industrious and proyident men. Rail-
way employees conspire TO break into the
cars entrusted to their care and rob them of
goods consigned 10 SAINT places, with the
sule idea OF reaping the benefit that may be
derived from the possession Of articles be-
yend their reach In the realms sf honesty.
Railway companies combine 10 prevent the
passage Of just laws that will compel them
TO furnish full transportation at Just rate
for all classes Of shippers, they combine to
discriminate between the shipper Of sim
gle car sna the shipper Of ten or twenty or
a hundred car loads Of any important arti-
Gle that IL 6. benefit 70 the people at large.
:. s. combinations Of wealthy men conspire
Is purchase aud control and hold all float.
ing cargoes Of grain until scarcity is made
il the market aud prices are advanced t. a
stage unwarranted considering the full sup
ply OF the commodity in the country which
Is sufficient 70 meet the wants Of the people
aud still have large surplus for shipment
70 foreign countries Similar combinations
Of aggregated wealth conspire TO control
and dominate the fuel supply Of many thou
sand Of people, for their own aggrandize-
ment and lie discontinue OF rivals pos
sessed Of equal abilities but without the
means 70 meet such great conspiracy on u
common footing. Great producers conspire
70 limit the productions of their holdings
that an excuse may be had for advancing
fhe prices Of commodity that all must use
" die.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-06-24
Opening of the Fan Campaign.

At the Democratic and Conservative State
Central and District Committees for Mont
gomery county, at o meeting in Rockville,
on Tuesday, Gath instant, 1t was
Resolped, To respectfully request the Dem
ocratic-C Conservative voters OF Montgomery
county 10 hold primary elections at the
places In each district fixed by law for hold
ing general elections, on Saturday, Esd of
July, 1887, from o'clock, A. NJ, to 8, p.
NJ. to cast their votes for the following
officers:
One Governor for the State of Maryland,
one Comptroller of the Treasury, one At
torney General, three Members Of the House
of Delegates, five members OF the Board Of
County Commissioners for Montgomery
county, three Judges ofthe Orphans Court,
enc States Attorney, one Sheriff and one
Surveyor.
All persons desiring to be candidates at
the primary elections shall so designate the
same in writing to H. w. Talbot, in Rock.
vile, accompanied with one dollar, on or
before Tuesday, 18th day Of July, 1887, 70
insure the printing Of their names on said
ticket 20 be voted for at the primary elec-
ton.
1t is also recommended to the veters that
they elect member Of the County Com
mittee from each of the districts 10 serve
for the next two years.
The committee appointed the following
gentlemen to act as judges at the said pri-
mary elections:
LIST Districts. o. Jones, J. w. Allnutt,
Robert Plummer.
2d.-Samuel Scott, G. w. Hilton, DIR. r.
Thompson.
Sd.-John II. Williams, VIM, T. Jones,
Charles Sellman.
4th.-W. r. Humphrey, John A. Carter,
John d. Edmonston.
5th.-John Broadly, W. E. Shaw, Benz.
Fawcett.
6th.-Wm. Mullican, James Offutt, A.
Fro8me.
7th.--Wm. l.. Wilson, Henry Rensbsw,
Clayton Williams
Subsidiary Q. Higgins, Reuben Young
l.. y. Jones
Qth.--James o. Trunsle, John II. Solby,
George " 6fecn.
OIL y IL, A !, Garrett 1oTt--@ Stern
lltn.--C. Il. Hershey, TLUmas Q. White
isth.-Wm. Williams, Wash. L. Day
L. r. Hilton.
1Sth.--Thomas E. Neland, M. j. Brown
Eleazer Ray.
The committee decided that no two nom
inees for County Commissioner shall be
taken from the same Collection District, but
the person receiving the highest vote shall
be first selected by the committee, and then
the next highest from different Collection
District, and so on until the requisite mum
Der is obtained.
On molten the first gentleman named in
each district was requested to act as return
judge, and meet punctually with said re
turns iD3 Rockville, at the office of II. w
Talbot on Tuesday, July 26th, at II O'clock
AM.
H. w. Talbot, Chm.
J.T FLETcHALL, Sec'y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-06-24

The result Of such conspiracies is not con-
fined simply to the operations on Chicago
or New York change. 1t is far reaching in
its effects. The higher the price advances
the larger sum the wage-worker and the
day-laborer must pay for his daily bread.
The mere money that is made by the ma
nipulaters of the corner on the coffee mar
ket the greater the expense TO the laboring
man for the cup that cheers but does not
inebriate. The closer the combination be-
tween the coal princes of the east and the
coal dealers of the west the more expensive
will be the fuel that warns the home of the
workingman and cooks the food his family
eats Every combination that is made 10
advance the price of food and fuel COM
medities reacts against the wage-workers.
He 1t is that makes demand for these
necessities of life, but his interests are not
considered in the mad race for wealth and
power.
Conspiracy may have different mean
ing than combination, but 1t covers a large
part of the combinations that are made to
make the cost of living excessive. A con-
spiracy that is designed to cause injury is a
crime, so also are combinations that aim at
the destruction of legitimate business and
the distress and ruin of many.
The collapse of the wheat clique only
marks another chapter in the record of
mans failure by conspiracy or the rules Of
money speculation against the laws of sup
ply and demand. No doubt corner in the
staples Of food is morally wrong, but it is
more foolish than 1t is ubiquitous. A man
who buys what is not worth Its price in
order TO sell it to somebody who will be
more foolish than himself, places his for
tune at the mercy Of the expected buyer.
The imitation process cannot last forever,
and the shrewdest cannot predict when the
end will ceme. II came like a stroke Of
| lightning on the coffee market last week
itburst almost as unexpectedly on the wheat
traders The warning cannot be sounded
tso often. There "a such a thing as con
! sentative speculation But before he buys
! lat every man ask himself if he is getting
his moneys WORTH whether It be in stocks
or wheat, or coffee, or corner lots If he is
not to get it, he may quite as well stake his
| savings at faro bank.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-06-24

Montgomery county, and that with an i'm
punity and bravade that applauds the act
Can it be, Mr.. Editor, that the present
race of Democrats are but the degenerate
sons of ilustrious sires? Have they lost all
independence of spirit, all pride for the past
glory of the party, all manliness of self
respect as to suffer themselves 10 be led by
the nose by two or three subalternsr Why
it was only the ether day when on my way
to Clarksburg for my mail that met DEM
ocrat, and after little neighborhood con-
versaticn / said "Well, who are our friends
going to support for Governor ?" and what
do you think was the reply ? 81 can't say
yet, several persons have been named, but
there has been no decided action at head
quarters. We will get orders in few days,
perhaps this week. l am going down to
Rockville, perhaps on Thursday, and will
let you know how the goose hangs. Rob-
erts seems to be popular, but feel satisfied
he will not suit" "Why," said at once,
"Roberts is good Democrat, and persons
tell me he has record without stain.''-
The words were hardly out Of my mouth
before my friend said "Just so-got too
good a record-he gave us heap of trouble
tive years ago at Annapolis-that is not the
kind of man we want, he must be one who
will hunt with the hounds and run with the
hares. Now you understand"
Riding along said TO myself, "Yes, un-
derstand you, and am sorry do, for 1t has
opened up before me the growing corrup.
ton in the party that have served SO long
and so faithfully"
Now, Mr. Editor, have written much
more than had the slightest idea of doing
when started out and will draw to con-
clusen with this addition. Like one of your
correspondents, hold no effice, never ex
pect to, and will say further that l am no
aspirant. l seldom venture far away from
home, and consequently have never seen but
few of our prominent men. do not know
Attorney General Roberts, never saw him,
never expect TO see him, but from what !
am told and what / read concerning the
man, and can meet with ne one who will
deny or contradict wsrd said in his gen.
eral praise, am convinced that he is just
the man we want for Governor, and i'll live
to get TO the polls will vote and talk for
him. CI.ARRsRURG.
June 21st, 1887. -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-06-24
ROAD PETITION.

NTE, the undersigned citizens and tax
w payers Of Montgomery county hereby
give notice that thirty days after the publica-
tion Of this notice we will petition the Coun-
ty Commissioners. for the said county to
open public road beginning at a point on
the land of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
at Germantown Station about seventy-fve
or eighty feet south of the railroad track,
and 10 run east over the land bought by W.
W. Blunt from Douglas Chopper, now occu-
pied by Richd E. Hsrriss, north of and be-
yond the company's Toulouse, and il ne
cessary on the land H. w. Blunt or Jos. A.
fancy to convenient point on said railroad
company's land, where we will ask for the
condemnation Of piece of land sufficiently
large to turn six-horse team.
HORACE WATERS,
G. T. PURDUM,
W. e. RIGGS,
JOHN SNYDER,
june 24-5t And twenty-seven others.